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NEW YORK. June 30.-Mr Stokes was
asked last night what he thought of the
rumored telegraph deal He said: Il be-
lieve that the story is true and that Jay
Gould has finally secured the Baltimore &
Ohio system"
Mr.. d. II. Bates, president and general
manager of the Baltimore g. Ohio Tele-
graph Co., declares there is no truth in the
rumors current in Wall street that the Bal
timore & Ohio lines have been sold to the
Western Union.
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Threatened Paralyzer Ayerted.

PITTsBURG, June 80 The protracted
conference between the joint committees
of the Amalgamated Iron and Steel Work
ers Association and iron and steel manufac-
turers ended this afternoon and resulted in
an amicable adjustment which averted the
strike which threatened to paralyze indus
tries in all sections connected with the two
associations
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Confessed Judgment.

CHICAGO, June 30-The sheriff took
possession of the property Of the Knights
of Labor Publishing Co. this morning on a
confession of judgment in favor of George
E. Detwiler for IS, 1873 A receiver has
been appointed and publication of the
Evening Star will be continued
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Kansas City grain and Provisions.

KANSAS CHI. June %.
Daily Indicator reports wheat weak: No. red
cash. 50 bid, CIV asked; July and August no bids
offers; No. soft, cash. no bids
Corn No. cash, 2sIe bid 81 asked: July sales
at ISIS; August 29a bid; No. ? white cash. 10 bids
or offers.
Oats. No cash, ~ asked.
Rye. No. cash 3al ~.
Eny-Firm: fancy small baled SIC q; larye. $40 10
Flax seed-9a.
Butter-Fancy creamery Is: good Il; fine dairy III;
store packed 10; common 66t cents
Chsese-Full cream, l4esi&l4: FATS los.
Egss-Sfeady. Is per dok
Flour. duh. steady; quotation. II 80; Xxx p
Al family 81 t5Si is: choice 81 S5i 10: fancy 20
extra fancy o. sci ST. patent g. ssa2 90
Corn MeaL-Green. y; dried. - choice yellow 6;
bulk. III.
8Pousry-Old hens, fat heavy g. 80 roosters & %
turkeys. Ses6.
Provisious-Su1af cured hams, II: bacon, s,s dried
beef IL dried beef clear g. dry salt clear rib sides
O. S. long clear g. " shoulders s. 81; short clear
q ~: smoked clear rib sides, e. IS; long clear
3; IS; shoulders, o. So short clear q u
Mes Pofk-4iS ~
LArd.-Chofce tierce. t %.
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PleUrO in New York,

NEW YORK, June 3O.-Pleuro pneu-
monia which has BEEN raging in the upper
part of West Chester county, has attacked
cattle at Threggs. The state officials were
notified yesterday and strict quarantine
will be established Infected animals will
be killed at once
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EYE, EAR, & SURGICAL INSTITUTE.

q! North Main 81.
MEDICAL AND SURGICAL STAFF:
E. Y. rC-yysETI, N. u. l. :. sCNssrsiI. ~ d..
Special R5e Esr NOSE. Throat. CatarTn Chronic
Diseases and DeforJnltaes and the fitting Of slects
Giles. d5s-u-
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The Biblical Injunction.

GALVESTON, June. 30-The News San
Antonio special says: At $50 a. m. today
Mrs. Albert Fuessle gave birth to two girl
babies. Half an hour later she gave birth
to two more of the same sex. They were
born prematurely, being in the sixth month
of CESSATION.
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Chicago Live Stock.

CHICAGO, June 20.
Drovers Journal reports; Cattle. receipts $780, ship
ments 500. Market lower. Shipping Steers $50 10
i5tpOunds s. 5y14 49, stockers and feeders, 81 00a
. 80 cows bulls ard mixed 81 1903 Is; bulk 81 i5@
3 q; Texas cattle 81 06sS 81.
Hogs-Receipts 1850. shipments $3.50. Market
higher. Rough and mixed "a sae5 IS: packing and
shipping S. OtGS5 20; light 81 95 l0 skips 81 4 20
Sheep-Receipts 1850; shipments 1910. Market
teady All shorn natives s. 5J@4 g.: western S. U0G
SIS; Texans 81 1898 so lambs slU0g4.oJ.
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Harvard VS. Column ia.

New LONDON, Conn, June 30.-In the
freshman race between Harvard and Col
umbia this. afternoon the latter crew won
after an exciting race. Columbia's time
lib "a, Harvard's 1885
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France.

PARIS, June 30.-The Republique Fran
case accuses Gen. Boulanger of political
intriguing. 1t says Gen. Ferran was wise
to shorten his maneuvers by appointing
him to the active command. A demonstra-
ton in favor Of Boulanger is being organ
lied for the national fete on July 4th in
celebration of the fall of the bastile.
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ATTENTION.!

Do not make a mistake, the
WICHITA TOWEL SUPPLY
COMPANY, is the original one OF
wichita. It has no connection
with those OF any other name.
The company thank the public
Tor its support In the past and
VIII continue TO give satisfaction
TO its patrons.
Main office, 2i4 n. Main ST.
dZrw
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ST. Louis Live stock.

ST. LOUIS. June 81.
Cattle-Rcts 1900, shpt 1860; market steady choice
heavy native steers "a S5@4 s.; shippers
steers fair to good 81 0O@Si So feeders fair TO
yood IS 2Oa4 90; stockers fair TO good 81 20G 20.
texas common to choice. 81 10d4o 90.
Hogs-Receipts 1900; shpt 800; market strong,
choice heavy and butchers selections IS Oo4c
) 10 packing fair good. a s5@5 Us; workers me.
tium prime. 81 S55 Us. pigs common to good 81 80
l4 50.
Sheep-Receipts. 900, shipments 900; market firm:
clipped fair to choice lG4si ~, lambs 3SlGi ti.
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Pigeon ShOOtinG @.

DIES MONIES, Ia, June 30.-The cham.
pionship contest for America pigeon trap
shooting today, was won by G. w. Budd,
Des Moines, who killed 81 birds, j. II.
Stice of Illinois killing 95.
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SheepShead Winners.

NDw YORK, June 30 - Winners at
Sheepshead Bay: Tea Tray, Troubadour,
Lelogar, Hanover, Brown Duke and
ChOctaW
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future pecuniary welfare secured deposit
Point Lots which
blows the
city Rapid Transit Motor
placing within minutes OF the
Enquire 4O2 Douglas Godfrey Cowley
farm merchandise stock exchanges?
Call
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New Zealand.

AUCKLAND, June 30.-New Zealand
hotel, bank and twenty-five shops have
been destroyed by fire at Blenheim The
loss is $3.50, 900.
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Kansas City Live Stock.

KANSAS CITY June - b
Cattle Receipts, S6l shipments, steady:
good to choice s3 3ol4 10. common to medium s. q
as 81; stockers, e. 5DG2 49, feeding steers IS OuG
IS; cows, common to choice. 81 5e0S2 81.
Hogs. - Receipts, SIS. shipments, $685. higher;
good to choice 81 15gi s5 common 70 Medium
1 3a4 20: skips and pigs Is U0Gi %.
Sheep.-Receipts. 4iu: shipments, lu.; STEADY
e. IS.
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ST. Louis Gram and Provisions.

ST. LOUIS JuneS0
Flour-Easy with improved demand.
Wneat-No red cash. aS4 June, s5l4 July,
IS 3134, closing 1Sl4; August 'Sls4f4 closing
q: September. .5leS15A. ciosing '5es; October
7,lsS11A. closing IA.
Corn-Cash S5lsGl5l; July % ASK; closing SSls;
August, 81 @SIas, closing S5as: September SSas.
Oats-Quet.C asn 2s1S, June .; July 2ii August &1
Rye-55.
Eggs-tirm, 10 cents.
Butter-Quiet, easy; creamery l50siS; dairy l1tlS.
Pork-Old mess SIS %; new SIS -,
L1rd-S6 l21e
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Ireland.

DUBLIN, June 30.-Prince Albert Vic.
tor and Prince George. after busy day,
left Kingstown this evening for London.
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NEW YORK. June g..
Money on call easy at S@91x per cent; closed at l
Prime mercantile paper SGD.
Sterling exchange dull but firm at S214 for 60 day
oils and a S314 for demand.
hQ tots aale Of stOc Ia
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Piles, Fistula and all diseases
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH,
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE
WICHITA MARKETS.

WICHITA, June 50.
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Ball and Bat.

Topeka, June so.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-11-09

ampton county elects a Democrat 10 the
House Of Delegates by at least 400 ma
jority. DR. Barnes is elected Senator
from the Thirty second District by at
least $50 majority.
LIBERTY. November s.-James l..
Arthur for the Senate. b. w. Arnold and
Thomas l.. West for the House Of Dele
gates-sll Democrats-are elected by
probably 100 Their majority at Liberty
j. 2S0.
CHRGsTIANsBURG, November s.-Floyd
county elects McNi (rep.) for the House
by about POO. Montgomery county elects
Rives (repl for the House by about ls
There is nothing definite in the Senate.
ALEXANDRIA, November : Returns
from 81 cities and counties in the State
show Democrats elected TO the State
Senate and 80 to the House Of Delegates
The Republicans have elected mem
bers to the Senate and 1t delegates II
the ratio is continued, which seems prob
able the Democrats will have two-thirds
majority in the State, which they claim
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-11-09
A FALSE REPORT.

Ore Of the Tricks of the Informers.
The "InformeNn among their many
tricks to gain votes yesterday, charged
that the Tanner x Delaney Company
had threatened to discharge any man in
their employ, who voted the Radical
ticket. This canard called forth the fol
lowing reply from the President Of the
Company.
RICHMOND, Va, November 7th, 1887.
10 the Employees Of The Tanner d DclaHey
Engine C0mpdHy
| have given instructions that the
works be closed after ! o'clock to-mOr-
row in order that every employe OF this
company may have an opportunity to
cast his vote in this election. am de-
sirous that every man should feel at lb.
erty 10 vote as he sees fit, but at the same
time | would state TO them my convic-
tion that their best and only interest
lies in the support of the
Democratic party. When Cleveland
was inaugurated, we paid of
l52 men, the last payday We settled
with 400 This speaks for the present
Administration and shows how we are
benefited by IL, it must be, that man is
inspirited, when he sees around him such
evidences as is shown by ten cars, stand
ing as they now are, upon our tracks,
to be loaded with our manufactures. II
means steady employment and that
means contentment Do not arrest this
state OF things Hold up the hands Of
the Democratic party, and the time will
not be FAR off, when you can point with
pride to this establishment. as being as
large as any in the country, and with
the consciousness that you helped make
il so, by your earnestness, honesty and
industry Again repeating that ! would
have every one follow his calm judg-
ment, submit the above as my unalter-
able endorsement Of the Democratic par.
", and my belief that you should sup
port Il. Very Respectfully,
WILLIAM K. TRIGG,
President
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-11-09

At the Second police station last night
James Brown lcolOredl was arrested for
illegally registering, so was Henry Jen-
kins lcoloredl Richard Johnson lcolored),
Robert Jackson lcolored). James Brsx-
ton (colorcd), and William Harris (col-
Oredl.
Preston Belvin was arrested for OBJ
simcting voters at the First precinct,
Jackson ward Tie promptly furnished
bail
" W. Fields coloredl was arrested on
complaint of A b. Guigon, on the charge
OF abusing him al Second Jackson
precinct.
William Walker colored) Was arrested
for illegally voting and Richard Bare
foot for creating disturbance.
James H. Harris and W W Cosby
were arrested each on the charge of
carving concealed weapons.
At the Second police station the fol
lowing parties were arrested
William Owens (coloredl, unlawfully
attempting to vote at Second precinct
Monroe ward.
John Banks lcoloredl for illegally
registering at Second precinct, Madison
ward
William H. Deane (colored) for illegally
attempting TO vote at the second precinct
Monroe ward.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-11-09
PnIlce Notes.

The docket at the Police Court yester.
day was short and quickly disposed Of
Rosa Coleman lcolored) was sent to jail
In default Of surety in the sum Of 5000 fol
twelve months She abused Fanny Pc
gram on the public street.
Belle Watts and Maggie Farmer. tive
iisorderly characters, failing 10 appear
an attachment was issued for them.
Mary f. North(coloredl was fined - and
costs for abusing Mary Clarke and using
profaae language in ,he street.
William Leahman, who used indecent
Language 10 the wife Of Stephen ID. Tur-
ner. was fined s. and costs.
Mary Woodbridge, the negro denizen OF
Lumpkin bottom who attempted to cul
John II. Redwood, Deputy High Con
stable Of Richmond while in the dis
charge of his duties, was sent on 10 the
grand jury.
William Finnigan was fined s. anc
costs for threatening TO Kill l.. :. Beas
ley i'm the street.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-11-09
NEW YORK.
reIIow. Elected and the City Democratic


New YORK November SO pm
Returns from the District Attorney
ship, which was the test for the city
show sweeping victory for the
Democrats. In 800 Of 1879 districts
Fellows has 81 000 Post, the Labor
candidate. $4,000; Nicol, the Republican
Democratic has 81 900 Georges vote in
the State is light. At the Brooklyn Re
publican headquarters it is admitted that
Chaplin, Democratic Mayor. has been
elected
NEW YORK, November s-ll pm
Fellows is elected the Democrats claim
by $4,000 plurality. The latest return.
from G7j election districts, out of the sl9
give him 1860 plurality. The vote
stands as follows Fellows, 59,449
Nicoll, 6l,OsO; Post labor nomineel
2j76l
THE election Of Colonel Fellows as
District Attorney of New York city is a
triumph Of the Cleveland Democracy, and
a defeat of the opposition, headed by the
New York W0rid. The interest that Is
felt over the whole country in this con.
test was because Of is relation 20 the
Presidential fight in 1888 as New York
city +. so apt 10 be the pivotal point in
the election of a President and In the
nOminatiOn.-ED.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-11-09
A BLACK RIOT.
Colored Rads Attempt TO Steal a Ballot
Box.

COlOred Rad- Attempt To steal bAiiot
Box.
Yesterday evening as the polls closed
al the First precinct in Jackson ward
located in Mr. Henry lleeke's building,
on the western side OF Brook avenue,
between Leigh and Duyal streets, and as
the Judges proceeded to count the vote
and sign all the books for the purpose OF
locking them up in the ballot-box along
with the ballots in the sealed envelope
and as they were preparing TO leave, a
mob Of negroes, headed by a man named
TAYLOR, broke In the rear entrance and
attempted 10 take possession OF the bal
lOt-bOx.
The Judges were julius 10th, Henry
Heeke. and B. T. Stokes, negro from
the North. Stokes, in conversation with
the TIMES reporter. said that Taylor,
dark-skinned man, headed about twenty
negroes and entered the rear door OF the
precinct The entire vote had been
counted and all were in readiness "a
leave There were three police officer
near outs, and but for them the ballot
box would have been broken open OF
taken possession OF by this mob Of Re
publican negroes While the police snc
conservative c0lored men were trying %
protect the ballot-box a shot was heard
The bullet was aimed at the back Of the
front door, but missed It's mark. The
ballot box was brought to the police sta
tion, where il now is.
The evident object Of this attack on
this particular ballot.box was to leave
the impression that Democrats wanted u
DESTROYED Ii was attacked By negro
Republicans and defended by a negro
Republican, together with the other two
Judges. 1t was shame that such al
attack was made, and is the only blsci
feature Of an honest election.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-11-09
STATE RETURNS.

CHESTERFIELD, November SIX kleye-
shars precinct gives George L. Robert
son ldem j. lS3; NJ. r. Lloyd rep, 2sO
b. NJ. Robertson ldem), lS4 j. II. Hell
son lrep). 1872; j. Y. Herring dem b
2S2: Neyerson Lewis (rep), 2s'.
CuLrErER. VA, November S.-Returns
show that James Barbour ldem) has
been elected to the Legislature by a
majority Of $50 to 800 Ra2pahannock
returns Gordon dem to the House
Of Delegates
Full returns from the city of Staunton
show apemocratic gain of9t over the
Congressional vote of 1886.
FREDERICKSBURG, VA, November s.
Crismond's (dem.) majority in this city
is ll9.
LOUISA c H., November s.-f'ive pre-
cincts in Louisa county give Elan rep.
majority of rs. The indications art
that he will be elected by 25O majority
This will be a gain of one member fol
the Republicans. Greensville and Sussex
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-11-09
NEITHER DOTS SHE COUNrENANCE
ANARCHI~N IL ANY SHAPE
OR IL ANY FORM.
A HARD FIGHT AND A BBlllllNT VICTORY

Yesterday morning the polls opened
promptly al GA o'clock The day was
fair. and it was evident that q large vote
would be polled. The feeling was deep
and earnest. and both sides madea strong,
determined fight Notwithstanding The
intense feeling, b weyer. no disturbance
of any consequence occurred. IN Jack
son ward-the black blot of Richmond
Mr.. John S Wise put i'm am appearance,
and began looking around for an op-
pOrtunitv to create some trouble and bad
A B. GuigOn, a challenger at The Second
precinct of Jackson ward, arrested on
the charge that he was ohsiucting votes.
Mr.. Guigon had Mr Wise promptly ar
rested on p counter warrant Of iniimi-
dating voters. and both were bailed TO
appear before the Police Justice this
morning Mr. Wise next appeared at
various other precincts in the ward, and
made himself as Objectionable as possible
in his roIe of Mahones champion bull
dozer lie also got into "a dispute with
CITY ATTORNEY G. y Meredith but for
tunately for him his friends interiered
before he could be put hOrs dc c0nbH and
silenced for the rest of the day
AS THE DAY PROGRESSED
ii was evident that the fight was going TO
be a hard one. All sorts of conflicting
rumors could be heard, and every man
met with. cOlorod his reports according 20
his prejudice. and Democratic or hepub-
lican victory was predicted as he was
either Democrat or Republican il was
generally conceded, however, that the
Democrats had tIiumphed over the Rad
icai-black- and-tan-COaliti0n, and that IL
was only a question of majority.
AWAITING THE RETURNS.
As the night advanced excited crowds
Gathered AN over the Streets anXiOusly
awaiting any news that might be forth
coming. The Republican headquarters
ON Ninth street were packed and iammed,
and as each return favorable TO them
came i'm. they cheered Justify Especially
was this the case when the returns from
Jackson ward were received ann0unc-
ing that the darkeys and their white CO.
adiut0rs had carried 10 by ,90l majority.
This gave the RAIDS glimpse of day
light. and they were eXuberant IN their
expressions of delight.
AT DEMOCRATIC HEADQUARTERS
the crowd was immense, and il was inn
possible TO get anywhere near Mr. VIII
kinson's desk or TO get any satisfactory
information As the returns were shortly
received. however, indicating that the
Democracy had won q substantial vic
tory. the enthusiasm was unboundcd.
Considering the hard fight in which the
party had engaged, a majority of only
800 while a rcproach TO the city, was
hailed as a brilliant success.
AT rTnE TIMES OFFICE.
Al the TIMES office arrangements had
been made for a stereOptican exhibit on
which the returns were displayed as fast
As they were received. In the interim
various pictures, appropriate to the oc-
casion were shown, and the crowd on
the street from Eighth 70 Ninth was so
dense that it was impossible TO edge the
way through. As each was portrayed on
the canvass the cheers were loud ana
long and everything at all favorable to
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-11-09
LOCAL NOTES

Och hone Billy Malone,
Your party is busted, your boobies all gone
The Radical Coalition org n Of Rich
mond yesterday had but one item OF city
news in IL, and that was 10 claim VIC
tory for the Iniormers by from 2,oOO TO
1900. Beg pardon. 1t did besides have
the Police Court report.
The b. p. Order Elks have elected the
following officers to serve the ensuing
year:
Joseph w Laube, exalted ruler A
NJ. Tomlinson. esteemed leading knight
Juan A. Pizzini, esteemed loyal knight
c NJ. Angle, esteemed lecIuring knig {
j. b. Angle, secretary Vtnird term
Frank p. Burke, treasurer b. NJ. Angle
tiler c. Eyensen, Julius Straus anC
Charles f.. Workman, Jr., trustees. Pas
Exalted Ruler J. A. Cosby was elected
representative to the Grand Lodge, whicl
meets in New York December llth.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-11-09
Death of citizen of Danyille.

A special to the Sta9 from Danville
says that Joseph NOEL, about twenty
three years of age, an employe of the
Richmond and Danyille railroad, and a
native Of Halifax county met with a
fatal accident on the norlh-bound freight
Monday night at Mossingford bridge
He had gone forward TO examine the
switch and got on the cab0ose, and
as the train was passing over the bridge
he looked through the window, striking
his head against an upright board and
tearing the top of his head OIL. He was
a brother Of W. Y NOEL, tobacconist OF
this city. and was much respected by
friends.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-11-09
EXCITEMENT N NORFOLK.
Representative Bowden Arrested on
Charge Of Disturbing the Peace.

Charge of Disturbing the Peace.
NORFOLK. Va, November s.-Norfol
city elects two delegates 10 the legisla-
turo and Portsmouth one. Portsmouth
will 90 Democratic As usual. The
weather is cloudy, but pleasant, and
voting iu!the city is progressing actively
and quietly now, although one precinct
in the fourth, the colored ward, was not
opened until twenty minutes Of 10, ow-
ing TO the sickness Of one of the Demo
cratic Judges Of election, and the filling
of his place by Judge not acceptable TO
the Republicans Congressman George
+. BOwden was arrested shortly after the
precinct opened, while harranguing the
cOlored voters, the Democratic judges
ruling that he was disturbing the peace.
Another Republican politician was ar
rested for interfering with voters in one
of the white wards Both were released
upon their own recOgnilance % appear
Friday to answer the charge. The indi-
cations are that the Democrats viii re-
elect their candidates
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-11-09
TIM ANARCHISTS.
Expected in Illinois

SpRINGFIELD. November S-General
J. y. Reece, brigade commander OF the
/. y. c., said last night that he expected
trouble, from all that he had heard, and
was ready To move at a moments notice.
lie said that it had been represented to
him that the incendiary torch would be
used in Chicago If the prisoners were
executed, and that riot might be the
consequence
Chicago, November s-The gallows
upon which the Anarchists are to hang
has been prepared and is now in the
basement under the insane ward Of the
county Jail.
ST. PAUL, MINI, November s-H. I.
Sanford, a juror in the Anarchist case,
who is now living here, has received
several letters from Chicago and else
where threatening him with death on
the day the condemned men are hanged
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-11-09
Took His Morphine.

Philip Ialiaferro, a countryman, was
arrested Monday on the charge Of being
drunk and yesterday was arraigned
before the Police Court lie stated that
he had been shot at the battle Of Shsrps-
burg and had suffered pain from his
wound ever since For this reason he
had contracted the habit Of taking NOR
phine. 10 VIII ch habit he was now q
slave. Under these circumstances Justice
Richardson discharged the prisoner, but
kept a small vial Of morphine found in
TaliaferrOs pocket.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-11-09
supreme Court Of Appeals.

Field against Marye, Auditor Ar
gued by Colonel John II. Guy for plain
tiff in error, and W, L. Meredith, Esq.
for Commonwealth a unlimited.
Commonwealth agar. Lucas. Con-
tinued
Commonwealth against Plunkett
Commonwealth against Krise Common
wealth against Larkin. Argued by At
torney General and submitted
Anderson against the Commonwealth
Argued by George Bryan. Esq, foI
plaintiff in error, and Attorney Genera
for Commonwealth.